(1) The synovium and joint capsule also can appear hyperechoic.

(2) Neovascularization is one of the early pathologic changes of rheumatoid arthritis(RA)synovium and is the major players in the promotion and perpetuation of pannus.

(3) RESULTSMRI could reveal accurately the synovium of joint, effusion of joint, destruction of articular cartilage and the changes of periarticular soft tissues.

(4) Neuropathic or degenerative joints with hyperemic or inflamed synovium are particularly prone to the development of loose bodies, but they also tend to rapidly reabsorb them.

(5) The relative numbers of hematopoietic cells in the synovium were similar in all groups.

(6) Impingement soft tissues were synovium, distal fascicle of anterior tibiofibular ligament, fibrous scar, anterior talofibular ligament or meniscoid tissue in which synovium is most common.

(7) The model of infrapatellar fat pad and synovium injury was established, and the level of SP, CGRP and NPY were observed.

(8) Hyperplasia of synovium leads to formation of pannus which destroys cartilage bone in the affected joint.

(9) Synovitis, the hyperplasia of synovium, pannus formation and the destruction of cartilage and bone are the main pathohistological properties of RA.

(10) The capsule of the FJ, subchondral bone, and synovium are richly innervated and can be a potential source of the low back pain.

(11) The cutaneous metaplastic synovial cyst is a recently described intradermal cyst lined by a membrane that resembles hyperplastic synovium.

(12) However if the loose body trapped and reattaches to the synovium it is then generally reabsorbed.

(13) MethodsThe images of 36 suprapatellar bursas in 25 patients with synovium lesions were reconstructed stereoscopically by using three dimensional ultrasound imaging technique.

(14) ObjectiveTo analyze the value of three dimensional ultrasound imaging in synovium lesions of suprapatellar bursa.

(15) Conclusions:TGP combined with LEF can delay the progression of RA and provide protection for sclerotin and synovium of joint.

(16) It can provide reliable effect with free bodies removal and inoolved synovium resection through posteriolater hip appoach with greater trochanter osteotomy .

(17) It is ably assisted by the synovial fluid which is produced by the synovium , the aforementioned rubbery layer .

(18) Howeer, if the loose body becomes trapped and reattaches to the synovium then generally reabsorbed.